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Roake (Shandong) Robotics Group Inc. engages in the design, development, manufacturing, and commercialization of intelligent robots and robotic solutions in China. The company offers a robotic application ecosystem, comprising industrial robots, flexible collaborative robots, embodied intelligent robots, and related robotic solutions. It develops ROKAE robotic technology platform primarily comprising forward design and validation system, xCore control system, and the ROKAE+ ecosystem platform to offer a diverse range of robots and process packages for a wide variety of application scenarios. Its industrial robots include light-payload, medium-payload and heavy-payload robots. Its flexible collaborative robots include the xMate CR Series, xMate SR Series, xMate ER Series, and the Integrated Body Controller Series. Its embodied intelligent robots include AR series humanoid arm, CMR series composite robot, Helios series wheeled dual-arm robot, Intelligent welding robot, Human.X series humanoid robot, and Integrated force-control joint. The company caters to various sectors including manufacturing, commerce services, and healthcare. Roake (Shandong) Robotics Group Inc. was incorporated in 2014 and is headquartered in Jining, China.
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